Save the Date!
Green Bay Conservation Partners Spring Roundtable
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
UW-Green Bay
Please join us for an exciting event to share information and foster collaboration among conservation practitioners, researchers and stakeholders working in the bay of Green Bay, Lower Fox River watershed, Green Bay’s west shore and Door Peninsula.
The morning will kick-off with a series of lightning talks from Partners involved in restoration, monitoring, and other conservation projects from around the region. An interactive roundtable session will follow with discussions on relevant conservation tools and topics. The event will end with a networking lunch that begins at 12:45 p.m.
Registration
There is a $20 registration fee to help cover GBCP event costs.
Coffee, tea, snacks and lunch will be provided.
Space is limited — RSVP online by April 22 to make sure you get a spot!
If you have questions about this event, please contact: Julia Noordyk, UW Sea Grant, noordykj@uwgb.edu, (920) 465-2795
Where
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
University Union, Phoenix Room B
2420 Nicolet Dr., Green Bay, WI 54311
Parking: Visitor Lot or Kress Center Parking Lot
No parking permit needed
The Green Bay Conservation Partners was created in 2014 as a self-sustaining regional conservation partnership to facilitate coordinated conservation in the northeast Wisconsin region of the Green Bay watershed. The partnership consists of individuals working on natural resource issues for government agencies, tribal nations, universities, non-profit groups and others.
The mission of the partnership is to strengthen collaborative efforts among diverse conservation stakeholders to support efficient and effective preservation and enhancement of the land, water and other natural resources of Green Bay and the Lower Fox River watershed. These natural assets are vital to our economy, recreational activities and quality of life.
The focus region of this partnership is the bay of Green Bay, the Lower Fox River watershed, Green Bay’s west shore and the Door Peninsula.
